Finding Home
by Kasey Michaels, Elizabeth Lowell, Linda Howard
Silhouette
April 1, 2001
Available in: Trade Size (reprint)
Three women with nothing but their dreams of finding a real home, a place to belong.
Duncan's Bride by Linda Howard
Madelyn: She'd moved to Montana to marry a man she'd never met. Once there, would she settle for anything less than Reese Duncan's heart?
Chain Lightning by Elizabeth Howell
Mandy: A plane crash had stolen her family, and the ocean still terrified her. But now, trapped on the Great Barrier Reef with enigmatic Damon Sutter, she began to live again . . .
Popcorn and Kisses by Kasey Michaels
Sharon: She dreamed of celebrating the past but businessman Zachary St. Clair had other schemes. Would he ever see the true wealth Sharon offered?
Kasey Michaels is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of more than seventy-five books, many of them historical romances for Avon (Regency romances to be reprinted by Harlequin beginning in 2002), Pocket, and Warner books, many of them contemporary romances for Harlequin Books and its sister company, Silhouette Books, and she is now writing single title contemporary romances for Zebra Books. With more than 8 million copies of her books in print, she is known both nationally and internationally for the stories she tells of love, laughter and, of course, romance.
Kasey has received two coveted Starred Reviews from Publisher's Weekly, and both the historical SECRETS OF THE HEART and the contemporary LOVE TO LOVE YOU BABY were named as one of that year's best romances. She is the recipient of the Romance Writer's of America RITA award for a Regency romance, THE LURID LADY LOCKPORT, a Waldenbooks' award for her time-travel, OUT OF THE BLUE, and many awards from Romantic Times magazine, including a Career Achievement award for her Regency era historical romances. She has appeared on the TODAY show, and was the subject of a Lifetime Cable TV show "A Better Way," in conjunction with Good Housekeeping magazine, a program devoted to women and how they have achieved career success in the midst of motherhood. A highly praised nonfiction book, written as Kathryn Seidick, ...OR YOU CAN LET HIM GO, detailed the story of Kasey and her family during the time of her eldest son's first kidney transplant.
Kasey has something new in the works, as she has recently signed a contract for the first three books in a continuing character series she calls a mix of mystery, comedy, romance, and just a little bit of fantasy. The first installment of the Maggie Kelly series will debut in hardcover for Zebra Books in July 2002, MAGGIE NEEDS AN ALIBI.